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Element Testing: Why Sample Type Matters

Urine, serum, plasma, whole blood, red blood cells, feces, hair, fingernails … the list goes on. How do you decide what biological sample(s) to use for element analysis? Can results …

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Food Sensitivity Testing Beyond IgG

The immune system is incredibly complex, and there is a distinct clinical advantage in understanding the key players of the immune system when it comes to food allergy and/or …

neuroadvanced
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Neurotransmitter Testing Clinical Pearls

Dr Kate Placzek from ZRT Laboratory has outlined a series of key concepts in neurotransmitter testing to help understand the patterns found in the Neuroadvanced Neurotransmitter Profile

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Female Microbiome | Strain Specific Research

Probiotic strains have very specific functions and should be chosen accordingly. Additionally, some strains should not be put together in capsules or powder due to their incompatibility. It is a …

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The Female Microbiome & Urinary Tract Infections | Research

Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs) can be divided into upper tract infections, which involve the kidneys (pyelonephritis), and lower tract infections, which involve the bladder (cystitis), urethra (urethritis), and prostate (prostatitis). …

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The Female Microbiome & Urinary Tract Infection Protocols | Research

Twenty to 40% of women treated for urinary tract infections (UTIs) experience at least one recurrence within six months. These recurrences are often caused by the same bacterial clone that was …

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The Female Microbiome | Research

The female urinary microbiomes (gut-bladder-vagina) are a key factor for women’s health. Crucial for a healthy vaginal environment is a specific, but delicate microbial balance, characterised by a low …

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Probiotics in Human Clinical Trials | Research

In 2001, the World Health Organisation published a report indicating the health benefits of probiotic supplements. In 2005, the first paper was published that proposed the use of probiotics as an adjunctive …

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PROBIOACT® Technology & Probiotic Survival

All ingredients in the Bio.Me probiotic range have a specific function to optimise the stability, survival through the GI tract, and their metabolic activity.

PROBIOACT® stands for probiotic activity. …

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Gut-Brain Barrier | Strain Specific Research

Probiotic strains have very specific functions and should be chosen accordingly. Additionally, some strains should not be put together in capsules or powder due to their incompatibility. It is a …

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The Gut-Brain Axis | Research

The intestinal microbiota is considered to be associated with the neuro–endocrine–immune pathways, generating the concept of the gut–brain axis. Within this framework, the intestinal epithelial ‘barrier’, plays …

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Using Supplements with Children

There’s that old saying ‘never work with animals or children’. I actually love working and living with both, but as we know they come with their own unique set …